Chattanooga, TN: 14 ft Jon Boat Gone in One Morning

A 14 ft Jon boat 1436 had been sitting in a residential yard in Chattanooga for three seasons, hull dented and half full of leaves, grass clippings, and yard debris. No trailer, no title, just an aluminum frame taking up space and collecting weather. The owner had pulled it out of storage years back, decided it wasn't worth fixing, and left it to settle into the corner of the property. We showed up on a Tuesday morning. The dents ran the length of the hull, and the weight of the accumulated yard waste made it heavier than a dry aluminum boat should be. No trailer meant we had to use airbags and load it straight onto our flatbed, which meant first clearing out all that debris by hand and then getting the hull level enough to load safely. The crew worked methodically through the morning, draining pooled water, scooping out organic matter, and positioning the boat so we could get underneath it without rolling it or catching an edge. Under an hour total. Once loaded, the Jon boat 1436 went straight to the metal recycler in Hamilton County. Aluminum hull, registered and cleared per Tennessee rules. The yard looked different when we left. It always does. Crews cover all of Hamilton County: East Ridge, Soddy-Daisy, Red Bank, Middle Valley, Collegedale, Signal Mountain. We move fast in Chattanooga. Most pickups happen within the same week you call, and we work around the seasonal traffic in and out of local storage facilities. Whether your 14-footer's sitting in a driveway or a marina slip, we know the roads and we know the logistics.